Select a Campus or Care Organization
The opening flow centers on an institution picker. Tap Search All Institutions to reach Select Institution, enter a campus or hospital name, and choose a matching organization from the list. The alphabetical results make the first step easy to understand even before an account is created. This setup matters because GET is not a universal wallet; its services are connected to the organization that runs the CBORD platform.
Once an institution is chosen, the app can present the organization’s branded sign-in area with email, password, Forgot password?, and Sign up actions. Students, employees, patients, or staff can therefore start with the correct campus or care network instead of trying to configure payment and access services manually. If an organization is missing, users should contact its ID-card or card-services office.
Mobile ID for Campus and Hospital Services
GET Mobile is designed to replace a physical campus card or healthcare badge with a mobile identity. For a participating university, the phone can become a convenient way to access funds and institution-linked services; healthcare users can add an eligible badge and manage related card activity from the same app. This makes GET most relevant to people who already belong to a supported campus, hospital, or organization.
Depending on local setup, the digital credential can support NFC door access, vending-machine purchases, laundry payments, or other contactless interactions. The exact options are not identical everywhere, because each institution controls how its card program is configured. When supported, keeping the credential on a phone reduces the need to carry a separate plastic card through a normal day.
Balances, Ordering, and Everyday Payments
Campus users can use GET as a hub for money and dining tasks rather than switching between separate services. Depending on the campus or organization, users can manage funds, make purchases, browse campus dining menus, order food, arrange dining reservations, and earn rewards. Healthcare deployments can add payroll-deduction enrollment, purchase history, online food orders, and tools for reporting a lost or stolen ID.
This range makes the app useful for routine moments: checking whether a balance is available, paying at a participating location, arranging a meal before pickup, or reviewing account activity. Credit-card support, meal plans, stored-value accounts, and contactless payments may vary by institution and deployment, so users should follow the payment choices presented by their own organization.
Institution Accounts and Daily Access
GET Mobile is built around account access, so setup starts with choosing an institution and creating or using an account. The visible sign-in screen keeps the path familiar with email, password, Forgot password?, Log in, and Sign up controls. This is useful for students, employees, and patients who need their organization to recognize the card profile before showing balances, orders, rewards, or access options.
The app suits supported campus and hospital users more than people looking for a standalone payment wallet. A university or hospital must offer CBORD’s GET platform for the app to provide services, and an unlisted organization cannot be added through settings. After activation, the phone can bring the institution’s identity and connected commerce tools into one place, with the menu shaped by local policy.
